Norman College - Encee Yearbook (Norman Park, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

w l l , The college is a world within the world community A community Within itself a synthesis of a myriad of seg- ments a collection of land and buildings . . . Q , i X. . . N iii l I ' Cf-1 , P I n. i 3 Y. F.: UV!! 'x -1, ,.,- ,,- ' f ,A ... ,P Y.- n 1n H 13?--MF HH U ,H , . Mwnn- ' 1 'Hi . . www is 5 ,-Qi ,.!, . M,-nl y-11 x6 1fN H- IIN 3 . .. 3' ,I X Wi'w,III,.,.5.yyN,,In MIT, VIN ww Wm vu ww' w ww: HM AM M J.. ' H :EWR W IF ,N ' xv n wggu-X .: 'nw . L, , , , ' , - ' VV Q, 1--,, rwm-CML 1' X. lY1,'i'i' H 'iw fff , xx W. Ji' ' N Y H' X HN H H H IX u , ' H w i,, . X w ,X 4 1 m ,f1 '1 33 1 Q-u ' - 'lt 7' ax ' kjvx 'si X ll ,K I the context for a stream of move- ment with multiple undercurrents . . . the setting for transition . . . for the development of the mind and of the emotions . . . but more . . . if w L. I1 A t-. A, ,Q Avlrl 5 5,4-i L52 ' --'nl lllix Illl A QM . ,N -T, - x ei , 'Mg , ,. . .iaggiig . ? ,W . 632 , f y Y M g e m, ive' W J .eff 9 . f-A 1 it is people in the setting . . . with a full range of perception and sen- sitivity . . . people in Search of understanding . . . gwfia ,1-'I v' 543 Fl E aww AG' nf . .ll dl 'rv' L . az ...v is and action proceeding from under- standing and guided by it . . . a search for the weapon to balance against the Wisdom of the World . . . and the lack 0 it . . . , in-4 -19-1 A- ' I4 -..W I 4, a Search for a medicine, an instrument by which liberty, health, joy, and ethics may he shaped in the individual and in the race of mankind. ,MI ml: . .e' Encee I 966 Norman College norman park, georgia X ff. Q 7x fff Hugh Braddock Laura Pollock Linda Hewett Linda Baker Editorial Assistants Paul Dell ...... Special Photography Norwood Miley. Class Photographs Paul Dell Ike Boyette ..... Cover Design Definition. Dedication ..... Beauties ...... i is 5-'wr 5-ig..-, i? ' i . i . i V i if X ,r ffi I Avi . ,Manu -4, X, NH, ......... 4 4.4 Lil i it eee . V, 1 I , y ,xii san -f ii! - 1 Classes ......... Faculty and Administration t I 1 9' il 1 ,Q .- .:. -xii' H I N- ..- -4- Organizations 573 'i ' ..-.L T AFL-2fL.L.' P. in The college has stood long as a monument to the impor- tance and relevance of learning . . . it has inspired men to say and to do things which needed saying and doing. . . . Since the inauguration of the concept of education, learning has been valued by some, mistrusted by others, and sometimes ignored . . . nevertheless, education has continuously struck at the properties of the world's misunderstanding in an attempt to liberate men from doubt and guilt, from fear and prejudice, and from ig- norance . . . a college gathers the attention of youth and focuses it on the fascinating network of human in- terpretation and manipulation in the world that man has created . . . it helps to classify the needs and chal- lenges . . . helps to underline the need for definition . . . and recognition . . . then redefinition . . . a college teaches youth to ask why and then never to be satisfied . . . a college awakens men to a faith that they can be taught . . . can be led to a knowledge of what to do and how to do it . . . can be led to search honestly into their motivations and conduct . . . and to love men wisely il' the world of the college campus is a societal unit bringing many people together . . . an aggregation of personalities . . . N ix to u P if-f -x'.., f',' N .idq. ill mfg rug 2 i l. .X ,- . IL, X ,A ' 1 1 Mn D a collection of moods . . W Y, it is 'drifting . . . and concentrating . . . I - n -.,,.A l,. . ' ' w '- ,..,,N1 V' . . 9!g X:Xi'sP A Q 4-f-.11 1' ,fi S. ff 'W 'F .Ex hlfff 'iff ff' 'ff- . f ' l.,.4,. Q. -.. ' L.-- 1 M.-. 4 - 'H' -.-if ---'V V 3 41- I. -L 1 --aff, . ' ' ' . 9- 5 - - '. A 1 . 7 ' - , I, ' ul Q ' , . Q ' N f '- 4 ,' .Q . ...',- - ' wg, ' . -' -4-w-:y -'- .5. . ,, Qi J, V,-.'w.,:. -,.- - - - 4.-- Vg . . ,. -- - 1 ,3.-+3 ,-- . vi - . . , -.-A, iftnl'-j-1.-:r ,. . , - ' n,.f . ' 4 'S .'-A' ' ' 'f' -, - ' ' b . 4,-' iii. . Q' -4' 'pl - ' . . ,. . , ' , . . .. :h 'f' . rg. ff. g::,h,,.w ,.-1,1-3, 3.-: + Z .' ' 74:5- ..e - be ' -..,5. 'g-. so-Q r,.- lx 'f .- . nat- -.1 23 ,F'-:.'- ,, 9 , 1 1. .l. ,- v .- -. B - 43... ' 31--. -Q 1 ,,.- S- - it is deliberation sometimes it is fearful discovery 'gilt wx an M 5 E 1 1'- nf J I 23 f ' 1 'E'Q:fsii5,' A 55 if - .' j. V 1- if i' YT! , irw ' 1 ', ' :Y JV. -,4 li, -, Ii . - A -5 ,',J,1:'.. t. .x ,fi 1:5 I-H.-Q If '.fk.,b. ,-.W gg ., H+' uw' .2- .rf.ff5+'F- 'fb 11,2 L.w'f '-'74p'1f'l'K - ' '-,'i1f- :'3Tfv'l 'a15W'f 1,' '- ,':-P13F'Fw':+-..'f' 5-'ff si- Y ' 'M 1- ,-' , -View-54:14-'iiflgifw 'M A gg' L-'.1-,..:L-5-:leap-tg.: ,,-A A ,- 9' 4,9-N,-. it -5v2f..E: ' ,ir --z-.fe 1 - -.Q 52.1.- 391'T:. :, is 1 ZR. -,2'F.,-f.'f- ,.T:,'I W -fr: All 4 F 1 . tx r 0' , 3 n I f Tx I ' I 5 L L 5 , -D -. Q g. ' . F. - g..::,-,fl V , I j ,jg it is anticipation and expectation n and sometimes failure X sf: 'l .. ,Hd .. E9 M HS H X' .iw , . 2,55 Ii. I-I. K' 26 QNX- 1 MPM' frequently, uncertainty prevails but also conviction Q ,Emu -,,':: Twivt I sometimes learning suffers the assault of indomitable obstinacy . . . and sometimes it brings to those who participate elation and sheer gaiety. . .. l,- 3 -1 28 ,As -4 iff . '.z- ' .xvqf , ',,f' College is a constant cycle of moods . . . it is laughter . .. an animated conver- sation with a friend . .. a somber and thoughtful Walk . . . it is merely living . . . a nap stolen in mid-morning . . . it is people doing things they enjoy . . . each realizing himself, finding what brings happi- ness and it is happiness with what he is doing that establishes a sense of dedication . . . 30 1 x W -, 'i---.5 .A-f'b,,. Wu axavl y ,L up E Q , .3 X 1 P-swf' Lf.,.i-4 -' ' ' l 1 - 7- '- ' wh.: L..--f fi ..i-,,,1. fi ,,,, L ,,lv..Q ' - ' SH His classroom teaching is characterized as being dramatic, authoritative and provocativeg these qualities have made a significant impression on those Whose search for understand- ing has led them to participate in his teaching. His dedication to the choir has contributed both to individual student accomplishment and has spread, Wherever the choir has performed, an image of scholarship and achievement. His dedication to the production of the first opera ever to he staged at Norman transformed the lives of those who partici- pated and helped to translate the goals of Norman College into a realistic accomplishment. To Mr. Eliot Newsome and his dedication . . . this I966 ENCEE is dedicated. 32 V ,V I X ,y-1 2555? fi Beauties - Su perlatives 7 1' Qs I 'o wif 7 .hm Q N ...- H 1 , 1 r W' 3 355 W? 1' 555 IX' iii.. 3.14 .. 1, 1 ,N gi 51: 1 w Mff-1Ni.,H , V., ...N qm1.,,,5 N .zzz ,H X M U ,:,, .q.-,!,1.. i as h Maria Hines Queen of the May Court Akaffiiui YL, ff? e, , ' Liam J Joyce Jones Stovall Queen of Homecoming Y' in .,, iw Mr. and Miss Norman Cofe e Robert Lodge and 8 N F NS X 5 M G M 'o yra ay lim figjx-f N :lj71f1,,, N X My ' ao QQQQQ 3, Q Mr. and Miss Freshman Larry Parrish and Linda Hewett ,gl For the freshman stu dent, college is a new be ginning . . . J, 'e'Y9'Y5 S W T., SN' Q QRS ifp9KQ,5'P:s5txfs Qf ,, ix..-4.. Nga. xiii Q' . X ' t xxx, K .C ,xt X ,fe Us 'X ..,, xxx, X 'ssl ,Qi b u 'XQVTRX .eM. 1? is M-1 , XA ,, . N L Xt' ' x Q NNN! x K XFX 1 M f3 i K . -, 'L ' Ni V? fp x- V Q 'jkvqgs X! Q sis' WN. X FN JU, X W x--5, w' s 5 tw, , Q, L- X 'K' V5 5 4,0 y 4 .5 -Ns, K QR, -Ft xy- .R-X QW.. X, gn it B'-A wt , kk Q ...MI .lefty M . X. -. K .n X fmt slag! s cii -- L. H. ' . ' IW., X X tX s' W . a special time in life when he learns to deal with forces which alter and mould his atti- tudes which change and reshape his thoughts until he is no longer the same per- son . . . 41- Jerry Reeves, President yrs .NJ Andy Haman, Vice-President 42 'E 35- ' Sarah Blakey, Secretary Sherry Shearouse, Treasurer , , y lo 4: Wayne Jenkins, Chaplain 'iW 7w I ' A l Bill Aberly John Adams High Arthur Sandra Ashurst John Avera Julie Baker Linda Baker Linda Bass Charles Baur ,I oe Benson Bill Binder Dorothea Blackman , . lo.,A . . a,,,.-- 51.51 ,JB l Sarah Blakey Kathy Branan , NEHI Danny Botton Felton Brawner Jane Bowman John Bray 5 't-F' Dorris Brown Tony Burnham Larry Capps Joan Cleghorn 9 '-1 - I Steve Cloud Charlotte Colston Sarah Collar J oe Compton J. B. Collins Penny Conrad ' l i D -7 JR' wi' N K., Bill Cooksey J oe Cox fix fp Tom Coppedge Mark Davis Janice Denny David Dickerson Tommy Dominey , DF, lr, fq-...W . Bobbie Dooley 'S-.-Q J ack Cox M31'g31'Ct Dean Bruce Dodds Mike Dorough fa fi-' 'SZ' 5 LJ .Tri-Jref1l?S:?1 : A 4 1, -, 1 . . ,-'??i5?n'PfA I . , . , 1-5 -' 5 f ,.'.'.F5'f1f 'Q bf. If L-Q 24' 911- ' q,. ,nf ' rg.'4'f',' y Q --. ,sl,1.,! iff ' 3.94 fran 1 .., 'lin ., Q sq.. a aw'-9'. .AV 19 ga--14.o7s'LM u A - .:.f, an..- Js 1,1 q-.vukfg .5 -v- 2 U 'I 'Mi Q 'Q u- -u f i 1 15.24. .nn-it - ,c o '1k .:sr'.'?T'- 'wa 5 wi NV -iff n dl it M Tommy Draffin Muriel Duncan Craig Ellerbee Julio Espana W ' Ri ' ii' 1 - l E .hvf -divi- 25' 'vrxas' Nh.-1-,...v Bruce Edwards Jane Everton - fi '-1 N an Q X 'N. ' ' 'FN -' vt vv- 5 ar ' '-...1 Joanne Fennell Carol Ferguson Brenda Fowler Jimmy Fowler Barbara Frisbee Doy Gay Jimmy Graydon Barbara Germany Larry Ford Beverly Frew Ben Graves Mary Jane Gibbs F1..,55+f: 11, - .ef -.--L f,,.- mtl 4l I 3 Lonnie Gibson Patti Griffin Charles Gleason Suzanne Griffin Mike Green Tony Guarnieri Q' Q ' Bonnie Hall Owen Harris Linda Hewett Peggie Hines 1'- 'f ' K -, 3 x 1 3 1 , '!k,k.4g. K .:-' i, . 15 5 eb- V. P A r V Suzanne Holloway Carl Horne Elizabeth James Tony Jenkins Wayne Jenkins Jan Johnson Yrs-ff ,H ,f jf.. '9'O Kathy J ones Robert Jones Sidney ,I ones Steve Kicklighter Wayne Kilpatrick William Larson Sandra Lee Mary Faye Lindsey Bill Little Barbara Logan Nancy Madsen Jim Mansfield ln-ii, V ,,t, --M ,tm - y-e,,t li ttt 'N '. fx 'TY' -'S l i - W y A .. J l Y R fa K- , fm I M Q 4k ' ,L u-V .V 92 il-Q.. Barry Martin Dorothy Mays John Michael Hardy Mitchell Richard Moreland Shelby Myrick ,oo ttt f f n H . 115.4 M in H Ha, 8 I A -S+ if-w 'FSTP f-yo Nr! ,tl 1 '56 . ' Q g. . .N ,z,k iv 1. JT js t -1 P Vx. Kenneth Murray Ileene McCall Earl McCord Patsy McElroy John McG1amry Patricia McLean David McMillan Joyce Nails Nancy Newton Wayne Orr Margie Owens Harriett Pafford A ei..-,.,. ,,-..--,V-V M.-1.-,V .- -,..,, V il N c-A 'Anus' TU!- John Papallii Larry Parrish Cheryl Perry Mike Peterman l l li l Billy Peacock Larry Phelps i J Qu-'G -ii inf- FEW 'L-. ,.,.N , ,, H, -f Q' .i Danny Phillips Ernest Pirkle J im Pitts Karen Plymel Gary Price Jim P1'iC6 Hugh Rader Angela Hagan lig 1'5 v n ng U Danny Pittman J im Preston Dale Pullen ,psi Gary Redding EP---5145 V-ii t P it W 'Yfi'i?,- t -'Wi ft n it , A F t N .Y I Q 1- ' ,TG Gerald Reeves Jerry Reeves Lynn Rounds Ardell Russell Warren Rutland Wanda Savage ,, ' V sz: T 'l ,Q H nv If f ' W H ... H nu.. ,, E.. 'uw .. v A 1 15 f K? Sv' igrr Ralph Scurry Susan Shealy Ronnie Shultz Eugene Smith 'Sr Kathyrn Sears ,lay Shaw Sherry Shearhouse Ellis Shiver Bob Smedly Anne Smith Frances Smith Jack Smith 15 1 'Z' 'A ...f r , N ' Mr SM Mar'-i -v , J im Smith Rene Sowell Richard Strickland Linda Sumner Frances Strickland Gloria Swann ,im 1 'R .TZ-?,, 1 LQ- T luv-, , , ' .1 I , , 'if Q-f David St. John Gail Tanner Sandra Thomas Marilyn Thompson Allen TiS0T1 Jeff Underwood Tommy Vann Gail Van Popering A Bill Thomas Judy Tillman Randy Vipperman Russell Warmack E ki' ' H any H 'D' :fin ' fi Nw-ig N W V uf., , If -45: ..?.v' Sammy Waxman Ken Weldon Lee Wilkes Tommy Williams Lynn Woodard Bob Yeargan W.. . A , X gi 'ggi ,,.z, kl'Aw V W -:N.V- X, -1Ln,-.- qfbxhiifl ak --,, 4...-.4 W For the sophomore, college is self-discovery . . . 64 L S.J it is looking back . . . recognizing that childhood is just behind and maturity just around the corner . . . it is evalua- tion . . . looking and walking forward 65 Q G-1' ,,ar f' lf' Bobby Alderman Larry Allen Kay Armentrout Donald Back Julie Baker Lynn Benton .v , B f :- ,pj Larry Bishop Richard Blanchard Mary Ellen Bolton Sue Boyett Hugh Braddock Judy Camblin ,L :sz John Chesnut Leroy Clack Lavon Clenney Chuck Conner Mike Daniel Dot Fleming 1 4-5,9 v fxfg-T-Egwfz +, - r N i it 6.- Q'--Av .-QB FFL: , W W U ,www In if R, Myra Gay Ronnie Gilliard Jeanie Gray Tony Green Betsy Groom David Grubbs 69 L -hz' ji 'KT' TT' Gene Gulledge Sandy Hagan Stanley Hamm Murray Harrell Kendall Hicks Judy l-linson -rf' ?3Av ia. 22. , 'i4u-- Thomas Hook Lyndon Huckaby Ronald Hughes Pat Jarrell Joyce Jones David Law Z'i '!i Fw- ,,r Tommy Kenyon Elaine Lewis Jimmy Lewis Robert Lodge Billy Majors Jerry Malone -'-If EEE 3 :ff 222 V :kk Carol Marsh Dewey Marsh Mack McCaski1l Jimmy McDuffie Shirley McMillan Wayne Merritt -1.4-4, Marshall Miley Rick Mossman Gary Murphy Hiram Myhand Glenn Nazworth Gene Newton mu E 1 w ,ww AUS E 4,-1 ' 'T X f'A4 'iffy-1 Don Olivenbaum Hugh Oliver Gwen Patterson R. L. Polk Laura Pollock Randy Poole fe: '. itw 'T ' 'K Y Qu, .rx PW! 1Tf'T'37 M Paul Prater Jerry Prince Floyd Pruitt Joanne Pullen Peta Rapanick Irvin Richardson T if 'J' Ji ,ini 'i WI 1... ' S 1 ' H ui- Jesse Roberts Lariy Robinson Nancy Robinson Gloria Rogers Patty Seldomridge Bruce Sloan l 41'-95 Tom Sumner Dan Tanner Tina Todd Jimmy Tommey Ellen Truluck Mike Wellons for the sophomore . . . college ancy of an afternoon in spring -'p-..,....- ' WT? L ' Gene West Paula Willis David Wood Helen Wood is the poign 1 V, ff E Nl 3 ' xl iL,TffWE91f9h.c. ' .ah IE? ' 5' ffQf +fl7fp 1- - I Em' ' A .,..f,m-M I F 1 i' 3 'ihv 5,2 w ' 'Sf' 34 . J. X 'fn f' mi' A - f I -,111 Q! ,j ,gg sa? 'ff f'11'f'l 1 ffgfiffw .Q V 7 g'f'i?Z. .' ' A A ,f ' W 5 ' ,. I U . , VA: ' 'W A WW, + N w- Z M 95' 5' , .uf .. g f f , 1 4 Gi L lr A , In 5 1 ,ws I . I . , 4. -. For the teacher, the classroom is the test . . . W 82 . . . the context for exploration and ex planation, for expression in a critical dia- logue: exchange of ideas between tea- cher and student . . . Sarah Mashburn, Chairman, Business Division Accounting Shorthand Typewriting 6, Xi Bobbie Houston Business Correspondence, Secretarial Practices Shorthand, Typewriting 84 4n,,4-1 T fl 'El' Fannie Mae Smith Freshman Composition Jimmy P. Voyles, Chairman Communications Division Freshman Composition, World Literature ,z ,',', 3, 1,,. -,...o,. I A .,n,,...q.... ,Q 'tiilg Ruth Knowles World Literature, French, Art Appreciation Paul E. Dell Freshman Composition Emory Ray Reading F - ..,., ,4.. N --1' 'zgpfpwn 3 if Bert Buffkin, Chairman, Math Division v-.1 f,-- ., ,nn fn, av , - . 1 I V .if , M . . V, , 'flf-'5,', M: mfffi, 2 U. 2 , ---.44 w..,1f, 1' ' ,.,',,- V Ig: , X . ,gg ,WEA WY: 3 Q. '. ' - ' 1: 'W 4 e X .-Y - .1 WNY, 'A I AV - T2 'Nw ' A V -'.'- -I .5. , 'x 4' x. fL.g,. . L - .nav v,'-gytxg . , QL 4. ir.- Lt -2 ,Q .-Q1 Analytics, Calculus, Trigonometry S- -gQ Y Ruth SPIVCY, - Trial Program Math fi Wf-+'.- no iw ..f? f?' i ' - nf- 5 .1 - :H21 wfkf'P-v.X 'N J 'zlfff 5:21 gf'f?'f'j: N5' J , :PW 5' 13 f3 ::Q?J:1f5g'fQ2r'+.fvf ' gHg,,y35QfQ ai if :mime f 1 mfr' VT,.V:5J'tgJEi3' v- wi' 1: N b A ! 1 I ' H- 'f-wn'. ' ' w 41' fu ' QE, - ' , V 'I' I I:-,jx- ff. .-.EL ' p ZA: ' 1 ' , , ' 71 FT'W if'-3,Qe'Q'i?:Qw. -vi il- 1 ':I 1Q4,,:H ggi? ,, -,-M - M j' wsu: X..-X JET 4, A -V 5,-j -'SQ ' I , VL -- .t s ' . ' , X A, I , 4,,r V, .1 I-fl ' 1 A' I1 X . if -' 1 . QF' ,V U E3 ' A 'f E, , . wfgf'fW,'1-PN-fx, ' - 1 N Q, 1,.,,Lg2Q52?l f ' F ' A' 1+ :f if 4 fl Af' 'Qty' A 4+ 1- 'E' ' ' 1-L. 1' ,15i?:3'i:.'li' . -.Ax-- --f 'l' 4. 2 .,, Y .1 F ----f-Y-...AA-NYU f Y 'V Y' fqhv-'J ': ' . ,,Q,,.,Y--Y-JA , 7 , 'mg--A-K-A-,. -QM-Q,A, ..,- 5 'uv 4 1,1- Q' .1-' ,. . 1 1f4xlf!'IM'?' 72 ',1 it XY 'V' 3 5 g'1W 22f222f:2u?gQ'E 3 J ' J Q1':w:fJ.- --. Im ,- ffl me - 1 ' l ' Eliot Newsome, Chairman, Music Division Choir, Organ, Piano, Voice, Speech N 1 .Lb-5 be H Affn lsowxmyfff V ...anl1fg QT Shirley Newsome , Piano 1 W: . je .. Y H, ix ici' F P- A Alfred J. Clark, Chairman, Physical Sciences Division Chemistry, Physics, Trial Program Math fail' l.f' 'llgal 5 1 ' 1 'NE Harold Pullen Biology . Q 1 1 L,L', Grady D. Feagan Bible 90 V Gordon M. Hatcher Psychology ,W 'mms Wnhdlm ' mm' !:liuN V - . .sm x mg . ' I um -mi: mn 'EWU rm' 2, 'S Sump ' ' -mu., 'mm' Cnizrz' . . 'W' urls' .am .kb . can ' I 5 CYYISS VW- Q ' nil! umm. V1 'tm :.lA..':.m-.... I y I a.,.:r- ,, . mf' .,,. ,J X fur., , X A , 'guy ARABIAN l 'Y f ' ' ' -1-M A DESERT 534. Q! XX-5 fwmx HW :mee Q, '. -A -' James Wildes Coach, Physical Education Director X WPN 5. x v 'fg- V. X J , 5' . 1 , y- Gail Eberhardt Physical Education ve.. N K U Kay Bonniwell ' ' V Sociology, Economics, Trial Program English i r NA ,..Vy 551,25 mix Mary McCall, Chairman, Social Sciences Division American History, American Government Edward Coomer, Westem Civilization gs .,- -1-4 . W .Lg . . N- ,V fs Q N N s V W - X 055' 1-ml-H.-.-' n A' 4-M x. x Jackie Sumner Mary Helen Thaggard Secretary to the President Secretary to the Dean Linda Clayton Secretary to the Registrar For the staff member, college is the business of con- fronting and solving the prob- lems of communication he- tween the world of the college and the World community . . . of meeting the immediate de- mands for expansion and pre- paring for the prospects of the future . . . My G. O. Bailey, Field Representative Mary Durham, Librarian A J Y, -k-4 'JY . Q 4 Y V W F .N-ajax. 1 l 3 'H ,X .7 .' ,L ' '--,. L 425:'I , ,Q ' . 1 1 wi 4' V.., , - 'ik' mx -mn' iq,-1jU,,, 11 . ' .. ' A f Q 1- sr'-3 'f ' ,Ig 5 1 nr,,'., V 1 fy ,Q E Rf, I 1:Ww,4M:rl.,. ,l5!k:: W g Lg L51 v . Y- -- 'UH V , . ' , H ' 3,11 I Q ,fi r X 13 1 X 1 H ,WNW Iliff, 'wt -V, . -'-'.g -.xfjf ' ,K E 5 S Wx.: R1-I 'QH,,gl- - - , , Lf 'w V r-. 1 I g., , 1 T '-s Q up-f' I, ' 1 f Prf N A A 1, . J r ' .MW 1 3 iw: JL! IA, -rigs:-1-1' A ,K if + ,,1...f:..g,. . it-jx! .,, an a at. .- A . -1- - - eg Q, N... I+- 'iq' 4. A gf V. X vs.. ,. , ., -3 'yr-.,.f..,. . ,, ff rvll . ,. ,ihr ---L.,3g-Qwqj . ' -1' vu' na ' .fast-b ,.Jq.:.sf ,qflf L, w l'Fl'!Il':J21' E5 ' .- if ' -1' mga F441 U 1 V, 4-rf. h . NI - , -, I:3.H,m 'W9r:v'G7 '3aE?1fLff 5,W1 ! Q . H '1'f',.fH.,5.l T- HE-1,1 wffgf, Fug X Z W - .4 w 11, X: 11 's Ruth Smith, Residence Director, Fender Hall for others, college is facing a series of simple and complex decisions . . . seeking answers in order to give an- swers . . . bridging the gap between the personal world and the academic world . . . Dorothy Paulk, Residence Director Clark anal McCall Halls X-, 1, Mk N . 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I 1' W an 1 1 1 11' ,ff .. 1 , . if - - X 1 , . 1 31 in , , ki , z- ' 'Q X- , . 112111 'b - , 11, wr . 7, 1 1:1 W 1 T1 1 I 1 1 .uf 15 rr 1 Q Aileen Van, Robert Wbiddon, Comptwllef Business Manager Robbie Somerindyke Registrar V in 3 E- X191 I M' I for the dean, college is a living creature . . . its complexion changes daily . . . it is a place in flux . . . busy . . . noisy . . . incessant activity . . . college is the challenge to estab- lish and maintain academic change and vitality for the sake of excel- lence . . . Hilton T. Bonniwell '1 i. ls: IO4 W ,f -1:1 4, 4 ,. L Ni! The campus provides chapel hours for speak- ers and entertainers . . . Geoffrey O'hara . . . the Patriots . . . from Bill Hearn and his folk singers to a magic show . . . 23-i f mfs: rg, vA. - ' .KLM 1, 5 X. 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